Risk and Compliance Workshop at Yellow Pagoda Hotel
The Risk and Compliance Workshop for Hire Purchase Companies was successfully conducted today at Yellow Pagoda Hotel, Jamal, Kathmandu, bringing together professionals from the non-bank financial sector for a day of focused learning and practical dialogue.
The workshop facilitated in-depth discussions on key areas shaping the sustainability of hire purchase institutions, including regulatory expectations, credit risk management, profitability, liquidity management, governance frameworks, and operational risk. The sessions were designed to bridge regulatory requirements with real-world implementation, ensuring relevance and immediate applicability for participants.
We were honored to have two highly respected industry experts as facilitators:
Mr. Sushil Kumar Das, Deputy Director, Nepal Rastra Bank – Non-Bank Institutions Supervision Department, provided clear and insightful perspectives on supervisory expectations, regulatory compliance, and emerging risk considerations for hire purchase companies. His session offered valuable clarity on aligning institutional practices with the evolving regulatory landscape.
Mr. Prakash Chandra Adhikari, Senior Banker and Former Province Manager of NIC Asia Bank, enriched the workshop with practical industry experiences and shared sustainable approaches to managing risk in a competitive and dynamic financial environment. His real-world insights resonated strongly with participants and sparked meaningful discussions.
The program was marked by high levels of participant engagement, with thoughtful questions, experience sharing, and constructive dialogue throughout the day—reflecting a collective commitment to strengthening governance and risk culture within the non-bank financial sector.
We extend our sincere gratitude to all participants for their active involvement and to Yellow Pagoda Hotel for providing a conducive venue and warm hospitality.
As the regulatory and business environment continues to evolve, such collaborative learning platforms play a vital role in enhancing institutional resilience and compliance excellence. We look forward to continued learning, partnership, and collaboration in strengthening the non-bank financial ecosystem in Nepal.
